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within this
trade is commonly,
though mistakenly,
referred to as a "
button quail". Many of the
common larger species are farm-raised for
table food or...
- birds, Turnicidae,
which resemble, but are not
closely related to, the
quails of Phasianidae. They
inhabit warm gr****lands in Asia, Africa, Europe, and...
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misleadingly known as the "
button quail",
which is the name of an only very
distantly related family of birds, the buttonquails. Male king
quail occur in many colors...
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other buttonquails, it is
unrelated to the true
quails. The black-breasted
buttonquail is a
plump quail-shaped bird 17–19 cm (6.7–7.5 in) in
length with...
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Bobwhite quail Gambel's
quail Mearn's
quail Mountain quail Scaled quail California (Valley)
quail Manipur Bush
quail Jungle Bush
quail Both
Button and Coturnix...
- The red-backed
buttonquail (Turnix maculosus) is a
species of bird in the
family Turnicidae. It is
found in Australia, Indonesia,
Papua New Guinea, the...
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stubble quail. The
little button-
quail is a
smaller bird with short,
round wings and
often makes a call of
alarm when flushed,
whereas stubble quail are vocally...
- and
females 31-83 g. The
species is
smaller in size than the
painted button-
quail.
Viewed from behind, red-chested
buttonquail look
uniformly pale grey...
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button quail is
found extensively throughout south and
western Australia and in
abundance in much of the
Northern Territory. The
little button quail seems...
- buttonquail, the
family Turnicidae,
which resemble, but are
unrelated to, the
quails of Phasianidae. This
species is
resident in
Australia where numbers are...